A new industrial park will be established in Kazakhstan. A major
Singaporean company, Xinfa Group, plans to invest $15 billion in the project.
The facility will be located in the Pavlodar region and will cover an area of
more than 3,000 hectares. The project will focus on the deep processing of raw
materials to produce high value-added products from coal, bauxite, copper,
fluorite, and limestone. In particular, plans include the construction of
metallurgical facilities for the production of alumina, aluminum, and copper.
The industrial park will also develop energy infrastructure, including
renewable energy facilities. In addition, enterprises producing soda, carbon
materials, and environmentally friendly construction solutions are expected to
be launched. The company has already conducted a preliminary assessment of
Kazakhstan’s resource base, examining bauxite, coal, and copper deposits.
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